New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
SUNDAY DRUNKENNESS.

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MEETINGS or RELIGIOUS PEOPLE TO BE HELD oS
| MONDAY-ANswERs DEMANDED by HE FER
| soXAL LIBERTY FAIRY.
isY TELEGR ,ru To THE TRIBUNE
ALB.Ny Oct. 23.-Thosc who love the American
| sunday, and determined that tho tle'u'cs and
liquor stores shall not be opened on that day, viii
hold indignation meetings here on Monday night TO
call upon voters to oppose the Personal Liberty party
in its campaign to open the liquor stores on sunday
Two meetings vii be held in the Geological Hal
under the caro- OF tho Rev Father WaiwOrh. the dis
tngushed temperance advocate of the Roman Catholic
Church I'm this city and the other IN Jcrmain Hall,
which will have n its chairman Henry X lersoh'
chancellor of tie University Men of all religious
faiths have joined in this movement in Albany TO
preserve sunday 1t IS. II Il understood that the
Catholics WI. mainly attend the meeting over which
Father Wsworth will preside, and the Proeants that
Of which Chancellor Person viii bc the chairman
The Personal Liberty party is already at work aided
by the Democratic polite ans To-day Of the cand-
dates for Asembyman IA this city received the clrcn
lar pledge that has been prepared by the Executive
Committee of the Personal Liberty party in New York
The state has boon divided by the leaders of the party
into three divisions in order that more effective work
may he done against the Republican candidates for the
Leg stature who expected unanimously to oppose
the sunday opening of tho saloons. The Democratic
cand date, for the Legislature, on the other hand viii
sign pl dgr, tho liquor plank OF the Personal
Liberty party and that of tie Eeu"crdi'c party arc
Identical 1t viii be thai tie leaders Of the Per
sonal Liberty party demand reply within Ave days to
their que,th Il WHEELER ht the cdnG'ddlcs Tor the
Legislature VII vote for BIZ opening he i iuor stores
sunday The circular pledge Of t'c Per- nal Lib
rty patty received here by candidate for the II Gl>-
latWo il given below
State German American Societies for the
defence Of personal liberty. Middle Division ,,s-
DK,G SIR: Enclosed please lima questions formulated
by Organization which Nc desire that YOU answer
specifically your handwriting aud sign at the boz ON
IN the undo ,gned within i've days from
l.. j. HAIsE, Secretary.
30 - Wllct-,t.
II no answer Is given within the specified time you VIII
be considered opposing modification "I the present
Are you Ia,or d modification Of the present Excise
and sunday Laws
hitting tho saie On sundays OF light wines and h"" oe'
cia-'s
Are you favor OF he passage Of law permitting me
0. light wines ana matt beveriss III cit.a
10000 inh 4bi m OVER
Ar you Ia,or the passage OF law permitting the
sale On oGnd5a " St wines ana n'"l' b-'t ago De-
tween thr nOut, I'll l. Oc0cn noyn anu - cJ,A Ind
ni7n oi dnti"s ai5 oLicl i'o. uon oi lc. day
Al you IA 4tspi o. ,nr t--7"-- o. aN p'rnln. ih'
rp niIs SuiaJs 20 IuDiiO 49, S-I4cs' I1s iis
Al. yo ia 40. OF secular music on SUNDAY. IN pubic
para, s'ln-r.s 7id-hs % "disl
Nhcn Tie ic.sou~. l4.e.ty pa.ty held II, state Com
ycnt'on mere "u Dc,oD,i q, t"o don""t lOt SUNDAY
o'",n. ol t-c 74iopns Oniy idd tAc nmc between
A.. I.oll,,..t. Val su,n nOi.i the CIR
..aI tu.i been rAtrlrUn oil dic Nnc .
two nous. Iho par! no" d.n.tuus lAAt the Can .
daatcs Ior TIE legislature sn".. s''c pieD7c uIt
tnc. viii soto 10 olru To-. sdVoi- nom - q c'o.h
moon ia nii4iI,-i Uu So uay. inns ..netnch"S OF
tnc time ia wiucn hIuOt loo, be- -o.d Un 1oi'Das l.
nu JuuuaIlS Uuc ~ huo"l.usr Oi Inc ltrt,In 90
the Ici7onal i~Dorty r@p th4t ,ns b'locau' parry
l. NIln. grant even the most 4 rnc demand oi .
those 10 have tnu sdsOOn, opened on sunday
since Ao I,r,undi lADcit, Coz NcitIOu Wa hC.d Tue
Ilr..U,t ATT parry has lrtt iIou sta moro hrd-y 10
~ Iup1t Nifh the demand, Of ti' uQu1r Gracr- .
Edwan Murpi y, j., brewer. had been made chair
mo ratio Sttto to4I4iits', ana ItTi"f'
tarJ slate By tbt Demo- Iic pa.S bcoro The Peg
.ouai Liberty tOuvcut"n Wa h'iL since INN
Democratic iOn has nominated Henry j. GrcES.
"A brewer, ot Hudson lOr senator ia the distinct com
posed Of Columbia ami Uutcuc-s Counties, and have .
l:uuo ~ work opposing the lc-e tion OF John l. /
I1ait tho cpEbi can N,scUhy nan. on The sole -Uuud
thai Vu.'d a-'nrt tine bill dcica'ed by the Ecpub-
lic As>DnlI, which you'd have opened the saloons
on sunday. II -crrus to be agreed among lie Demo-
c1ats Of Ncw-York cry that they VIII nominate Charles
A. adler for senator In the Min sena e District
Mr. ~iddrI j. the secretary of The stat" brewer, anu
Mat-tcf>' A>>oca Ion. Tie spent l- at winter In
Irnranrc bills that were passed hy the E"phbhcan
legislature and that were vetoed by Governor HI
since then Mr.. SiGdrr ia> been travelling about the
State >r ny To- defeat the denomination OF the Re-
Inc tenpcranc. bills early IN October. He here
&C ing conspicuous part a. delegate Ia The state
Convention OF the PERSONAL Liberty party. No ono .
vehement than he AT that convention In I
urging that tho liquor Stores should be- opened
sunday. Tho Personal Liberty party will know I'm
advance ila he. the Demo ratio candidate FOR sem
not give any pcl-c that. II elrct"d senator. he will
vote in npcu the haunr stores sunday. Nr. Gregg.
the Democrat candidate for senator in the Columbia
Duchess district. d, similarly pledged